9 June 2022
A week in the life of a Public Health student: Part 1
Today, I want to share some insights into my weekly life as a BSc Public Health student at ARU. Read more…
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Alex Grant
Faculty: Health, Education, Medicine and Social Care
Course:
BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science
Category: Allied and public health
18 November 2016
Second year of Paramedic Science has been exciting and tough to say the least; we have just completed all of our advanced clinical skills in the run-up to placement. Some of the skills we’ve learnt are Needle Chest Decompression, Needle Cricothyroidotomy, Intubation, IV Cannulation, EZ-IO, External Jugular Vein Cannulation and i-gels.
The good thing about the BSc Paramedic Science course is that it teaches every paramedic skill we are governed to practice. Intubation is a skill we cannot practice as it varies between trusts.Disclaimer
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